AI Coach designed to help you start your tasks
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AI Coach designed to help you start your tasks
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#3I see a lot of potential in this - for instance, you might be able to integrate calendar integration for picking time slots for non-immediate tasks a la Office 365 which auto-creates focus times. Also, it would be good if I could curate a subset of tasks suggested by the tool as a list outside of the immediate short term memory of the coach.
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#6This is absolutely absurd. If we are reaching a point in society where we need an "AI Coach" to help us do boring and repetitive tasks, it means we have become true cogs in the machine whose sole purpose is to further technology. How is it that after all this fancy stuff like advanced computers, we are still working on mindless, repetitive tasks? And in fact they seem to be getting even more prevalent...
Work today of the intellectual kind is getting increasingly meaningless. I can imagine a future where we are semi-conscious, pushed into various tasks by AI, so that we can keep furthering technology.
Frankly, products like this are the clearest example that we are heading down a terribly wrong path in society: the fact that many people accept them as normal reflects an immense pathology.
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#7> Struggling to start boring or complicated tasks? This is absolutely absurd. If we are reaching a point in society where we need an "AI Coach" to help us do boring and repetitive tasks, it means we have become true cogs in the machine whose sole purpose is to further technology. How is it that after all this fancy stuff like advanced computers, we are still working on mindless, repetitive tasks? And in fact they see…
When, in all of recorded history, has this not been humanity’s sole purpose?
The only difference over time has been the pace of progression.
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#9> Struggling to start boring or complicated tasks? This is absolutely absurd. If we are reaching a point in society where we need an "AI Coach" to help us do boring and repetitive tasks, it means we have become true cogs in the machine whose sole purpose is to further technology. How is it that after all this fancy stuff like advanced computers, we are still working on mindless, repetitive tasks? And in fact they see…
Also "writing a shopping list for a party" can be boring (or at least I might definitely enjoy some external support), it doesn't turn me into a cog of the "system", or does it?
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#10> Struggling to start boring or complicated tasks? This is absolutely absurd. If we are reaching a point in society where we need an "AI Coach" to help us do boring and repetitive tasks, it means we have become true cogs in the machine whose sole purpose is to further technology. How is it that after all this fancy stuff like advanced computers, we are still working on mindless, repetitive tasks? And in fact they see…
> sole purpose is to further technology When, in all of recorded history, has this not been humanity’s sole purpose? The only difference over time has been the pace of progression.
First, by specifying recorded history, you introduce a bias: technology itself is responsible for the ability to record history. Second, there are oral and even written descriptions of tribes who do not have this as their sole purpose. As described in the book "An American Indian Mind in a Linear World" and many others, some tribes focused on relationships to the world rather than the-world-as-a-resource.
In some times, technological development was not the focus of humanity, such as in these tribes where a constant level of basic technology was maintained.
There is simply no reason to believe that the endless development of technology is necessary, especially since there are counterexamples to sustainable societies that don't require endless technological growth.